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Newspaper
Basin Republican
Location
Basin, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1915
Page
6
A collection of rustic quips and courtroom banter from a small village memory. A thrifty elder tears off leaves from epistles while buyers trade tales of trickery. A cross-exam question provokes a witness about Mr Marchs laziness followed by a barber shop anecdote about a rushed shave and a warning about fitting a job into fifteen minutes.
Article argues business success depends on virtue, advertising opened markets and sunlight, and ethics pay. It contends humane living boosts health, savings, and long term profits, urging individuals to live positively and reject indulgence for future gain.
A historical reflection contrasts honest debtors who worry over due payments with true deadbeats who ignore duns and continue living as others do. It advocates reinstating measures to curb deadbeats in America, noting that newspapers often face many unpaid subscriptions and recognize the cost of collection.
Mrs. Borden Harriman and Miss Annie Morgan elected to alt on a church commission in New York's Episcopal Synod. The Rutland Vt Woman's club won a school board seat with a large majority and offers cooking and domestic economy lessons. Other notes include opportunities for music teachers among China missionaries, Elin Fig Young's third term as Chicago school superintendent at $10,000 yearly, and Miss Francis Hopkins becoming Missouri probate judge. Also ads and notices about land for sale near Basin Wyoming, cattle, and an estray calf. a Panama Canal picture series promotion from Basin Steam Laundry.
Final settlement planned for Richard H. Dirlam estate with administratrix Sarah C. Hubler announcing appearance date February 15 1915 in Basin Wyoming. Notices to nonresident defendants Newcomer Rousseau and M H Newcomer detailing attachment and proceeding in Basin District Court. Also probate notice for William H. Wiles estate with administrator Henry B. Roberts citing February 8 1915 term. Extra space contains onion growing article notes growing conditions soil rotation manure and seed selection for Big Horn Basin crops.
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